17 DIY ELECTRONIC inventions YOU can create for home

Timestamps:
0:08 Tea cooler
1:16 DIY lamp
2:25 Portable charge
3:30 DIY conditioner
4:06 Water purity meter
5:05 Building lighter
5:32 Toilet lighter
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[fenderpuddy]

The water dirtiness meter is not a direct measure of dirty-ness, it is just a measure of salinity, if you had clean water and you put a ton of salt in it, then it would measure very high, but if you had water without a high salt content, but with a lot of germs and bacteria in it, it could not measure it, you would need an industry grade ATP meter, so please DONT rely on this to tell you if water is good or not as this might pickup metals and salts in water but not harmful bacteria.

[RichUK]

The copper tape and snail one was genuinely pure genius.

[fenderpuddy]

while the remote-operated door opener might work, I would advise you to use a method of securing the bolt in place on the opposite end of the motor, and probably get rid of the bolt altogether because it will wear down quite easily, use a worm gear connected to a small gear on the lock instead, they are designed for such applications

[fenderpuddy]

*DO NOT ATTEMPT THE DIY SOLDERING IRON:*
One of two bad things could happen:
1. the graphite on the pencil could become hot enough to light the wood part of the pencil on fire
2. the 9v battery could overheat and blow up due to you essentially shorting the battery
and also I don't think a single 9v battery could have enough sustained amperage to heat up a piece of graphite

[fenderpuddy]

for the servo motor thing, you will easily wear out the servo motors gears and/or motor as it was not designed to be used as an electrical generator

[Inventor]

1:50 looks like 5 minutes have been watching me🧐

[roots]

6:58 if the door is locked and battery power is low 🤣

[lavacat]

Get this guy some proper soldering skills

[mohamedammar]

Which sensor did you use for rapid cooling system?

[AwesomeInventive]

*All ideas are awesome* 👍👍👍👍
Guys welcome to my Inventive channel

[christiancabrera]

Some of these projects can be [somewhat] dangerous and other will not produce the expected result unless you want to invest more time in testing and design.
At the end of the day I praise these people coming up with interesting ideas and sharing it to the world.

[fenderpuddy]

and for the fan, PLEASE MAKE SURE IT IS UNPLUGGED IDK WHY THEY DIDNT PUT THAT IN THERE but some people might not remember to unplug it and shock themselves on the fan motor due to it being a motor that is connected to the power that comes out of your wall

[sonalis]

Before connecting the wire to the power bank, the phone started charging. Really cool😀

[kevinpittman]

2:25 is genius !!!! cant tell u how many times ive been out riding my bike and needed power for my phone....

[enderboy]

praise our LORD 🩸 thank you for being our savior jesus Christ ❤

[pushinglimits]

Motion sensor led on toilet was pretty cool 😂

[vanshshah]

Timestamps:
0:08 Tea cooler
1:16 DIY lamp
2:25 Portable charge
3:30 DIY conditioner
4:06 Water purity meter
5:05 Building lighter
5:32 Toilet lighter






NOTE- I have not made this by myself. It is same as that of description
Thanks for reading.

[kevinpittman]

Holy shit... laser level HA!!! That is epic to use for all sorts of as a painting muralist... i cant tell u how many times ive required a device like that....

[curtiss]

Is the sensor on the first project an IR Temperature sensor? Trying to understand its purpose. If it is or even if it isn't can you link the product?

[itstctechcraft]

Don't mind but i think you can improve your soldring skills